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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-02
PITTSBORO, MISS.
Ipjustice 10 the Candidates for Dis.
trict Attorney.
looRREsroSpKSor or THE ArrnAL.l

lo0RREsPoNDRHCE OF THE APPEAL-
PiTTsBoRo, MISS, May 80 In your
issue Of the 25lh a special appears
from Grenada, Miles,, Of the Gath,
which does great injustice to all the
candidates for District Attorney In
this district except the one. that 10
suspicloned OF writing it.
Mr. 0glesby spent the entire week
preceding the convention in our
county. He circu, ated printed letter
two weeks over the county, limiting
ut unfairnets in calling the convention
30 early, when he was the only can
didate besides Mr., b ,llenger that had
any acquaintance in the county. He
offered to hire hands to work for and
horses for men to ride to attend the
convention. He WAS on the floor OF
the convention attempting to ma
nipulate 1t In his interest, aud went 80
far as TO try to deceive some of the
members by telling them when divi-
sion was called to vote on the side
that was most favorable to him,
indicating the side, and oAyirg to
them that by 30 doing they would be
voting in 'BAllepger's interest. He
had said in his printed letter that he
won d ask instruction for second
choice, but by his eubteriuges and In
directions he lost what little opportun-
ity he ever had Of becoming the sec-
ond choice OF Calhoun county. Our
people are for BAllenger, than whom q
better man never lived, and We pro.
phesy that If the delegation ever have
to iurl the BAllenger flag they will
rally under the banner Of some Of the
other gifted gentlemen whose fair.
ness 10 their favorite has never been
questioned.
Tbs convention was quite orderly
but every proposition was voted down
which was introduced by a man who
was euspicioned Of being for oSleshy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-02

eregational ohurchJhrrs, disappeared
yesterday morning. He was last seen
on q train for Boston from Concord.
He started out 10 visit friends. Mr..
Stiles came here from st. Louis q few
months ego, and had previously
preached In Brooklyn, N. Y. While
here he has worked beyond his
strength. and II Is thought he must
have been insane. he has wife and
two email children.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-02
THE COURTS.
CircuIt Court-Enton. Indra.

Nos. 9232, Mrs Sallie Laugstaff vs
JOS. Burney; 9247. DR.. ]. Il Black vs.
J. II MARLEY; $3.50, ]. W. Newborn
va w. M. Simpson: 9278, Lille B.
Tuste va P. M. Patterson & Co. 9279,
A, Harmon vs. Tennessee Southern
Railroad Company 92sl, ] II. Rsndle
Va East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
Ria Railroad; 1905, M. franklin VS. W,
A. Collier; 1878, VIM. johnson Va
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company 6458, VIM. f. Schode VI
Taxing District: 1898, N. r. Crugsr VI
Odd Fellows Hall end Library Also
citation.
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TRANSFERS.

G. II. Powell, trustee, to Freida Win
ter Powell, lots l, 2 and 3, block 7,snC
lots Q, 10, IL, II, Is and IA, block 10
John q. Lsnier's subdivision; $l60.
Cornelius and Birney Fellowes Il
M. Gavin, lot 200, on the east aide o.
Second ttveet, 74txl4S1 feet; $S5l5
II. o. Brewer and others to Ida O
Brewer, 400 acres of land on Presi
denis Island; $500.
@ V. Filley and others to Georg,
SmalEreldsen, er., lot 4, west side O
Didley street, ll6Sx420 feet; $500.
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PREMIER NOROUAY's
Assurances That the Railroad Wtll
he BuIlt 90 the boundary.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, June LA
special iroml Winnipeg to the Evening
Journal says: Premier No quay yes
terdsy assured population which
called on him that the railroad to the
boundary would be built without de-
lay, and that the first sod would be
turned in about three weeks. The
success Of the necessary loan is as.
cured. Mr.. Scsrth, who represents
Winnipeg in the Dominion Parlia.
ment, remained silent during the
recent debate on the monopoly ques,
ton. This incensed his supporters,
who mset this afternoon to demand
his immediate resignation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-02
All medical Authorilies

Agree that catarrh is no more nor lees
than an inflammation Of the lining
membrane Of the nasal air PASSAGES,
Nasal catarrh and all catarrhal atiec.
ton of the head are not diseases Of
the blood, and 1t Is a serious mistake
10 treat them as such. No conscien-
tious ply stefan ever attempts to do 30.
1t is held by eminent medical men
that sooner or later a specific will be
found for every disease from which
humanity suffers. The facts justify
us 10 assuming that for caiarrh at
leas. positive cure exists in Ely's
Cream Balm.
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SUMNER EXCURSION TICKETS.

P0UND TRIP, TICKETS to the various
sale by tho Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road on and after juno lst. foil supply Of
guides, pamphlets and other springs matter
on hand, and will be promptly mailed, with
the same, with minimum Of cost, time or
trouble aud maximum Of com fort, convent
enoe aud safety, through the prettiest
scenery In the country. ThrouSh Pullman
Buffet Sleepers to most Of theso resorts an d
few changes to the others, Through tickets
and checksito all Call on or address Bar
noy Hughes, Ticket Agent, 27S Main street I;
IL. d. Kills, Ticket Agent, 81 Madison
street; Eugene Satellite, Passenger Agent,
21S Main st. or c.. DeSaussure. A. q =, A.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-02

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June Mrs. ].
g. Whittier, aged thirty years, threw
herself into the raceway at the Gene
see falls this morning. Her body was
re ;overed. Family troubles led to the
suicide.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-02
The FIrstTratn.

CHICAGO, ILL June IAN Emnino
JOurnd! speCial ftom Dss Moines, la,
says: The Diagonal route was com.
pleted Yesterday to st. Paul, AID the
first train was entirely OF sugar from
San FranciFco via Canadian Pacific.
Il gees to Kansas City over the
Wabash from here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-02

You hardly realize that it is medi-
cine when taking Oarter's Little Liver
Pills; they are very small; no bad
etft cts; all troubles from torpid liver
are relieved by their use,
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DIR. II. w, PURNELL,

OFFICE gTs Main street. HOurs-ll;sO
" am. 70 $50 p M,
Rogidence, No. sec Vance streat. Hours
10 8 o'clock Am.
Telephone No. 1853.
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LEAFS Springs, Grainger County,
East Tennessee,

IL an exceedingly healthy and roman.
TIC summer resort, possessing the finest
natural mineral wsters,whits sulphur,
black sulphur and chalybeate, south
OF the Potomac, Board hrst class and
O. cap. Address as above. M. ].
Hughes, proprietor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-02
A MInister Loses HIS Mind.

PlrTsnRLD, II. H., June 1.-The
Rev. w. G. Stiles, pastor Of the Com
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she suIcIded by DrouuInE.

DIR. SAdE's Catarrh Remedy sur
passes all.
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Professionals.
PRACTICES IN THE COURTS,

rT- When desire d, will give the law in
a written opinion, as TO the probable re-
suit Of the contention upon the facts
stated. ltSSly
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NEW BOOBs RECEIVED.

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- IiO,ts .ynck Pot.

Thomas n. Nichol, who never plays cards,
nevertheless tells story about card play
ing. a coterie Of his acqralntances wh)
We're poker players had a night session In
Chicago, which closed in u contest over a
jack pot containing $50. They had started
their game on Saturday, and on looking at
their watches discovered that 1t was nearly
3 O'Clock of Sunday morning. One of the
players suggested, by way OF penanee, tnat
whoever won the jack pot should take 1t to
church that day and put 1t into the contri-
button box. The winner was somewhat Of
humorist. lie put the cash into an envel-
ope, marked 1t ~. Pott,n and laid 1t on the
contribution plate. On Monday morning a
week later, happening to pick up apaper,
he was astonished to find In II a report Of a
sermon delivered by the pastor Of the church,
In which feeling allusion was made to the
fact that on a previous Sunday kind
stranger had made a generous donation to
the church. 81 sincerely hope and trust"
was the clergyman's language, THAT II Mr..
j. Pott is still in the city and intends to re.
main here he will make this his permanent
religious home. n-[N York Tribune.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
WASHINGTON, MARCH 8. 1887.
AN EXTRA SESSION,

The experience of the past two win.
tiers in Congress has shown very clearly
that the interests of the country have
become altogether too vast and compli.
Gated TO be thoroughly looked after
and kept up within the time afforded
by the regular sessions. Much of the
first, or the long session, as 1t Is
usually called Is devoted to the formu'
lation of business for the second or
short session and the business thus
deferred from one year to anothcr-in
many cases business Of the mos; urgent
Importance, dumped into the last
week or ten dnys ot Congress, TO be
lut half done or buly done or not
cone at ALL
The time vii conn. sn'rcr or later,
when the rUhii' uccr-Nilirs will de,
mand a remedy for these abuses, and It
will either he found in reducing the
number Of members or IN less frequent
rotation, The accession Of new and
inexperienced men every two years is
of itself q drawback to LEGISLATION of
Nv Nuihll Ili- -HAlNh's A. l'lhllCS
months to familiuti1n them with par.
liamcntary methods, the machinery of
the Government and the relative
urgency Of matters requiring lcgisla.
tive action.
We would therefore suggest as in
the line OF sound public policy that the
Fiftieth Congress be convened In extra
session at the earliest practicable day.
There Is enough unfinished work left
over by its predecessor to engage Its
attention till the 1st Of August. There
are various measures that failed to be.
come laws to postpone which for an
other year is grossly unjust TO many
citizens and seriously damaging to the
interests of the government itself.
The General Deficiency bill is one of
them; the River and IIarbor bill, or
certain expenditures under 1t, another.
Every thing which the late Congress
left In crude and incomplete condi.
tion could be disposed of by an extra
session. Much legislation preliminary
10 the regular meeting In December
could be gotten into shape for intelll-
gent and early consideration. The
new members, and there are 1870 of these,
could be in the meantime made conver-
SAINT with the nature Of their duties and
derive immense benefit from q four
months preparatory discipline.
Another cogent reason for thus con-
vening Congress consists in the fact
that like all sessions Immediately pre-
ceding a Presidential election, the next
In the nature of things will be largely de.
voted to politics and very likely be cut
short month or two; so that unless
the legislation, without which the
county is certain TO suffer, can be put
upon Its passage this season, the coln.
try in all probability will have TO keep
tn suffering for It u couple of years
longer.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

MIR EMNoNs BLNiSE IS going into the
Wholesale provision business and will edit
a gro Gerry trade Journal
The name OF the new consul to Mexico Is
Elizabeth Caroline More. lie was named
for his two grandmothors.
A MILITARY oncampment Is proposed at
Chicago next September In commemora-
Il the city's seml-ceutennial anniversary.
The play-room OF the chlldren's play
house, shortly TO be built at San Francisco,
and for which Senator Sharon left $4,000,
will bc 300 feet square.
EN-CoNGREssMAN BREITuNG of Michigan,
who died at Eastman, Ga, March 4, leaves
fortune of over 50, 100000 which he made
out OF the iron lands In his district.
A soft, sad stir is In the air,
Preluding gentle spring.
When baseball umpircs nest again.
And hens begin to sing.
--[Chlcago News.
Jons c. LATHAM, New York banker,
and native Of Hopkinsvillc, KY. shows
generous remembrance of his old towns.
people by giving them $4,000, to be ex-
pended In matchmaking the county roads.
TnE late Benjamin +. Taylor leaves
novel for posthumous publication, OF
which the chief interest centres In the fact
that 1t was written In his 6Sth year and was
his first literary endeavor in this direction.
-REv. RoLLo OGDEN, pastor OF the Case
Avenue Presbyterian Church, at Cleveland,
Ohio, has rendered his resignation on the
ground that he can no longer assent to the
doctrinal standards Of the Presbyterian
Church.
a rSISFUL rumor comes from London to
the effect that Mrs. Oscar Wilde wears the
neither garment, belonging by right to the
apostle OF sweetness and light, and what Is
worse, deserves to wear IL. Thus are the
mighty fallen.-[ Boston Herald.
Tue studcbaker brothers, OF wagon
making fame, are interested in the nam
moth hotel and convention hall to be built
in Chicago. II will be the largest establish
mebt Of the kind In the world, and 1t is ex-
pected that the investment will pay at least
ELK per cent
Mn. Henry WATTERsoN and Mr. Henry
Grady are having little newspaper duel.
The Knight Of the star.eyed Goddess .nl
the Little Giant Of the New South are de.
cidGdly focmen worthy of ench others steel;
but II locks as II the South would soDu
prove too small to hold them bOth.-[N New
York Tribune.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

A LBAUGH'S GRAND 0PERA-HOUSE.
EVERY EVENING,
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
The Musical Event of the Season,
THE CONREID ENGLISH OPERA COMFY
THE GYPSY BARON,
ny JOHANN STRAUSS.
Produced under tho dlrettion of Heinrich
Conried, late director of the Casino, New
York. New and Magnificent Scenery by IIoJt,
Gorgeous Costumes by Dazian, Largely Aug.
mented Orchestra, Militay Band, Grand March
AND A GREAT CAST:
Laura Bcllini.. 80. .Prlma Donna Soprano.
Helen Van Doenhoff Lydia O'Neil.
Jennie Reiflerth, Mabel Haas,
Louise Bianchi, Henry De Lorme,
Jacques, Kruger, Signor Taglieri
Fred Urban. Gustavus Hall,
Herald Leslie, etc. etc.
Adolph Bauer. Musical Director
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
a RndIX-NIIxed Item.

The colored citizens of the District OF
Columbia will make life burden to Gro
yer's imported Mugwump Recorder OF
Deeds, whose presence they resent as
personal aiIront, but serenading the Presi-
dent with colore1 bands playing "There's
New Coon in Town." does not improve
the situation. They should show that they
have respect for themselves and for the of
flee even II he HASN'T Cincinnati Times
Star
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
ONE AND TWO.

II sou to u { be cold,
Or be- false fp You,
The world viii 70 On, think,
Just rs II used to do:
Tie clouds will iiirt with the moon,
Tie sun viii kiss the s,a,
1hU wind 10 tue trees will whisper,
And laugh at YOU and mo
but The sun VIII NOT shine so bright,
The clouds VIII rot seem 50 white
To one us they viii To two;
So think you had better be kind,
Ard had beT io lrur,
And let The old love 20 on
Just ~ II used 10 do.
If the whole Of aplgo be ii;
If q book b finished through.
Stlll the world may rcat On, think,
Just rs II used TO do:
For Othe--Ovcrs Will con
The pages We have passed
And the troacho. Gus gold Of the b.nding
VIII glitter INTO the laat,
liut lids have lonely look,
And one may not read the book
u toICGs only To two;
So think you had better be kinl,
And hnd best be true,
And let the reading 90 on,
Just as II used ~ do,
II we who have sailed together
lit out Of each others view,
The world will sail on, think,
just as II used to do.
And we may reckon by stars
That fash from different skies,
And another of loves pirates
May capture my lost prize.
But ships long time together
Can better the tempest weather
Than any other twoi
So think you had batter be kind,
And had best be truo.
That we together may sal,
Just as we used TO do.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

AcconprNG to the Troy Times, Mr..
Manning is more likely TO be the Dem.
ocratic candidate for President in 1888,
or at least to have the support of the
New York delegation in the National
Convention, than either Cleveland or
IIttl
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

CoNopEssuNN REED Of Maine says
II will he fifteen months at least before
another appropriation bill can pass for
purposes Of national defense. The
dying iniunctions of the sage Of
Grcystonc seem to have fallen on
deaf ears,
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

HAVING refused to send resolutions
OF coincidence to Mrs. Henry Ward
Beecher, on the ground of her hus-
bands heterodox opinions, 1t Is to be
hoped the Congregational ministers of
Chicago feel better. If this is the spirit
of Christ, what is the spirit of anti
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

|, Charles $. Bradley. cashier of the
above named bank, do solemny swear that
the above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
CIlAS. S. BRADLEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this Ith
day OF March, 1887.
]. FENWICK YOUNG,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
DAN'L b. CLARKE,
O.C GREEN,
W. II. MORRISON,
A. A, WILSON, nt,,,,,,.,
JAS. l.. NORRIS, prccVors'
W. j. SHELLEY,
W. X. RILEY,
II. T.. WAGGAMAN,
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fUR SAlE-hOuSsS.

EOR SALE-House No. 512 u IT w
Il Price, 5000. Call between and p IN.
II. e. WIRE.
DOR SALE-Immediate Possession
Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ind ave, 10 RS; fur
mace, nice yard, stable. etc: lot 21l6xl2i: near
Capitol, hotels, City Hall and Pension oaico;
price reasonable. BENZ. $. PIKE, cor 7th st
and La ave.
EOR SALE-On Small Monthly Pay
L ments, new bricks, . rs. 81 200 each; 3
new bricks, o rs, all IN J., 81 400 each; store
1926 i st.
EOR SALE-15O Houses, Ranging in
Il price from Si,s50 to $4,000; terms of
payment from all cash TO Sa5 per month;
houses for homes or Investments. houses to
NOHTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO.,
1870 Il 1t W.
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,,,,spECIAI SoTICE.

-cSsz4 SPECIAL NOTICE.
k-S have removed to SO0 | st. n. W; of
fee, oc3 Pa. ave. Nlotzcrott's music stOrel.
Music for receptions, balls, germans, etc. Il.
KRAusE, Leader, National Rifles Band.
NysaTO THE PUBLIO.--Under the
Va act uf Congress Jan. vi, lSSi, all
buildings 30 feet high or over arc To be pro
vided with combined It aud pipe nnl ladder
fire escape. The undersigned having m idc Il
speciality Of this line OF bnyiness for years
are prepared TO erect, at roasonable rates, tho
most approved form of this appliance, with
all the latest improvements fOr sa'oty Of HE
and property For further Information, plans
ana estimates, apply 10
COLLINS & o.,
Room n1, Ccrcoran Building
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

SIMON CAMERON, in full possession
of his mental and physical faculties,
and surrounded by hosts of friends, is
celebrating his ssth birthday to-day.
lie first entered the United States
Senate forty.two years ago, and it is
only eight years since he retired from
public life.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08
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GENERAL AND cRIrrcuL,n.

II we call a king "llls Majesty" what
should we call an ace
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OF THE CONDITION

OF THE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
At Washington, in the District of Colum-
bia, at the close of business March 4, 1887.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

CmistY Ministers o fastidious as these
could scarcely accept an invitation to
sup with Bucchcr in Paradise.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-08

TnE National Republican is correct
on the extra session question. There
are one hundred good reasons at least
why It should be called. We have only
heard of one or two, and those very poor,
reasons why II should not be called.